We called it light bread. Others called it white bread. Regardless of what it was called, in my hometown of Ashdown, Arkansas and most of the rest of the South it was the foundation of the Southern food pyramid. And it was found aplenty at our home on Beech Street....

The other shoe has dropped as Attorney General Ken Paxton has endorsed challengers to Republican Collin County representatives who supported his impeachment. The GOP primaries will be held March 5 and opponents have now filed against House members Candy Noble of...

Farmersville Quilt Guild and the Collin College Farmersville Campus will host a Veteran’s Day Quilt of Valor presentation at 6 p.m. Nov. 14, at the Collin College Farmersville Campus Library, 501 S. Collin Pkwy. The guild welcomes the public to attend the special...

Farmersville city council got down to business in record time last week with Mayor pro tem Mike Henry presiding in Mayor Bryon Wiebold’s absence. All other councilmembers were in attendance at the 26-minute meeting Tuesday, Oct. 10. For more on this story see the...

Historic downtown Farmersville will welcome some Spooktacular events this month. Back again this year is the Farmersville Chamber of Commerce Trick-it-Up Bike Ride which kicks off from the Onion Shed Saturday, Oct. 28. For more on this story see the October 19, 2023...

Farmersville was a sea of red, white and blue last weekend when the Kilgore Rangerettes came to town. The high kicking collegiate drill team made a welcome appearance Saturday, Oct. 14 for multiple Gussie Nell Davis Day activities in honor of the legendary...